Me at Wakonse Inspired College Teaching Conference.
Photo by Jon Hess.
Me at Wakonse Inspired College Teaching Conference.
Photo by Jon Hess.
I am currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at Providence College. My primary research focuses on questions at the intersection of moral psychology and virtue theory. My work is influenced by both ancient Greek philosophy---especially Aristotle---and feminist philosophy. Alongside my work on ethical theories, I participate in empirical research in bioethics and clinical ethics, examining real-world ethical issues in healthcare and biomedical practice.
I like collaborating on research projects related to moral emotions, biomedical ethics, and reproductive technology. If you are working on projects in these areas or have ideas for potential collaborations, I would be delighted to discuss and explore opportunities to work together.
You can email me here, and download my CV here.
Recently published paper: Ethics Consultation and Mental Health of Women Undergoing IVF-Treatments
They wanted to lead their lives in what they thought a responsible way, with due application and individual attention to all the practical problems that face us, and they wanted to be able, so far as that might be possible, to understand the reasons why what was right or best was indeed right or best. A self-respecting person, it seemed to them, could do no less.
-----John Cooper, The Pursuit of Wisdom.